filing and other neck breaking activities

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

much assorted activity at the jazbo shed .... new system, complete rebuild of digital music collection so all sorts of alphabetical anaomalies and discoveries

... including Jimmy Mosher who might be a bit of a cult for his sound amongst the sax frat but was new to me even though on my hard drive [ho hum]

[more anon; sitting at the pc is hurting my neck today]

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even tho johnny guitar watson can or could teach jamoquirai a thing or two he is still boring by the end of the first chorus ..... mebbe that kind of funk can just be plain boring eh?

[itunes does that first name alphabeta thing; shame i can edit files in it much better than any others i have tried and it now represents hours of work innit]



...... and joshua breakstone is also very polite

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

kenny barron has made a lot of records; this one is great

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kool & the gang are funky ... but is funk ultimately boring .... exciting at times ... but?

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a forgotten treasure this, better than roy of the rovers

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I saw the Larry Williams/Johnny Gtr Watson roadshow in about 1967...now there's a pair of geezers you wouldn't want to meet in an alley behind the Wine Lodge. Just saying.

BN.

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oh those 1940's so sexy ....

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

I saw the Larry Williams/Johnny Gtr Watson roadshow in about 1967...now there's a pair of geezers you wouldn't want to meet in an alley behind the Wine Lodge. Just saying.

BN.

or inside either i should imagine .... mind you Yates is not what it was eh?

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or inside either i should imagine .... mind you Yates is not what it was eh?

HEY, where did you happen upon the Lou Blackburn/Freddie Hill dates? Horace Tapscott on piano. I thought I was the only one in the whole round world to have EVER picked up on that little gem. Bluenote reissue of all their Imperial sessions.

BN.

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

HEY, where did you happen upon the Lou Blackburn/Freddie Hill dates? Horace Tapscott on piano. I thought I was the only one in the whole round world to have EVER picked up on that little gem. Bluenote reissue of all their Imperial sessions.

BN.

in the bloggoworld innit at some ppoint in the old days of the bored rar rar as KK used to say

[Serial_Apologist]

Getting one's recordings into some sort of intelligible form of accessibility is a most satisfying activity ime. Jazz and "associated" lps, cassettes and CDs I have arranged in chronological order (starting in the lp section on the far left end of two long shelves with my one lp of the ODJB), listed acording to band and/or nominal leader; corresponding index cards in boxes. I also have a loose leaf file which I have arranged year by year, listing recordings irrespective of recording medium, hand-typed and going back to the year 1959, which is when (with great foresight!) I started on it. The earlier one reverts in that timescale, the yellower and more parchment-like the pages! Some people of course prefer alphabetical order.

There is nothing worse than inability to locate that particular recording one had long been looking forward to putting on for one's friends - you know, the one that turns up the moment after they've departed!

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Getting one's recordings into some sort of intelligible form of accessibility is a most satisfying activity ime. Jazz and "associated" lps, cassettes and CDs I have arranged in chronological order (starting in the lp section on the far left end of two long shelves with my one lp of the ODJB), listed acording to band and/or nominal leader; corresponding index cards in boxes. I also have a loose leaf file which I have arranged year by year, listing recordings irrespective of recording medium, hand-typed and going back to the year 1959, which is when (with great foresight!) I started on it. The earlier one reverts in that timescale, the yellower and more parchment-like the pages! Some people of course prefer alphabetical order.


There is nothing worse than inability to locate that particular recording one had long been looking forward to putting on for one's friends - you know, the one that turns up the moment after they've departed!

A doctor writes...Zis desire for order reveals the subject to be about to invade Poland!

Respect! All my fifty years worth are stacked up in the spare room and the only system is..the Ornettes are over there somewhere!

Well, I know what my task is over the next weekend or ten. O sod it.

BN.

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

yeh but you keep finding stuff

nb on R!
but only in one big folder, there are others ...

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... and this

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Mr Shipton featured that album in his Ray Bryant library. So good I bought the company.

BN.

Mr Workman indeed. Theres an interview on Utube with Miles from 1953....before he "wrecked" his voice. Sounds really odd at this point.